The Giraffe chair was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1959, specifically for the restaurant at the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Its high back and padded armrests make for a cosy and comfortable seat.

The Ant™ chair's visual expression is delicate and artful, much like the curves of a musical instrument. Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952, the chair is made from nine layers of pressure moulded veneer.

Derived from the Danish word 'sammen' or 'together', the Sammen™ chair is a sleek, modern ode to the many hours spent sharing meals and thoughts around the dinner table.

Experience Arne Jacobsen's classic Series 7™ chair with a swivel base and a shell in clear lacquer. The four-legged stackable chair represents the culmination of the lamination technique.

The iconic NAP™ chair features an elegant, curvaceous form. The contours of the Nylon shell adapt naturally to the shape of the human body and the textured waves make hours of sitting a superb experience – no matter the position.

The Drop™ chair draws inspiration from the feeling of an embrace, but it has also been designed for freedom of movement; creating a unique sense of comfort.

The China Chair™ was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1944. Inspired by the timeless aesthetic of ancient Chinese design in the 17th and 18th century, the China Chair epitomises his lifelong quest to understand the nature of wood and explore its possibilities.

Experience Arne Jacobsen's classic Series 7™ chair with a swivel base and a shell in clear lacquer. The four-legged stackable chair represents the culmination of the lamination technique.

The PAIR™ chair sets the standard for beauty and practicality. Designed by British industrial designer Benjamin Hubert, the PAIR allows you to mix and match bases and backrests for infinite possibilities.

The Grand Prix™ by Arne Jacobsen was introduced by Fritz Hansen at the Designers' Spring Exhibition at the Danish Museum of Art & Design in Copenhagen, in 1957.

The N02™ Recycle is a multi-use chair made from upcycled plastic household waste that can be recycled again.

Arne Jacobsen created the serene and curvy Lily™ for Danish National Bank in 1968.